Yellowcard formed in Jacksonville, Florida, in 1997 but didn't solidify their lineup until a move to southern California in early 2000. The band officially debuted in 2001 with One for the Kids and returned a year later with The Underdog EP. The group had a really big year in 2003, signing with Capitol, issuing Ocean Avenue on the label and heading out for a series of Warped Tour dates. Fall and winter found Yellowcard hitting clubs with acts like Matchbook Romance and Less Than Jake. In late 2004, Ocean Avenue was certified double platinum by the RIAA, and singles such as "Way Away," "Only One," and the title track continued to impact MTV and Top 40 radio for the rest of the year. Yellowcard's sophomore effort, Where We Stand, was reissued in June 2005, and Lights and Sounds was released in early 2006. Lights and Sounds entered the Billboard 200 at number five and earned the number one spot on the Alternative Album chart, quickly gaining momentum on the 2.5-million-selling Ocean Avenue. The band returned to the studio later that year and got to work on Paper Walls, which was released in July 2007. Yellowcard released an album in 2010 and released another, Southern Air, in 2012. They came out with a self-titled album in 2016. They continue to tour and rock hard!